Homestead entries and visitors noted in Cheyenne
The list records Carl P. Mayes and Olive P. Hayes filing $20 homestead entries with the land office, plus numerous visitors and residents in Cheyenne including Paul Cameron Torrington final five-year proof, J W Marshall Lusk, K Christmas Kemmerer, W Holliday Murray, K A Hadsell Rawlins, A Cassell and wife Los Angeles, Rh G Heck Arcanum Ohio, and state figures like C B Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Mayes
Olive P. Hayes
Paul Cameron
Torrington
J. W. Marshall
Lusk
R. F P. Bruner
Saratoga
Inter Ocean Hotel
K. Christmas
Kemmerer
Washington
P. C
San Francisco
F. Briner
Inter Ocean
B. Phelps
En@ampment
Cheyenne
Stratton
Rawling
A.T. Butler
Casper
John Heffron
Laramies
John Garrity
Bert McGee
Granite Canon
Rhoda Attell Or Lander
Metropolitan. Co
Goodrich
Wheatland
Capitol City
Rh. G. Heck
Arcanum
Ohio
McGarvey
Wif
Various Local Notices Highlight Cheyenne Activities
The Cheyenne column lists Leonard Lowery as time keeper at the Union Pacific round house. Milo Ivey secures a divorce from Blanche Ivey amid cruelty allegations. Mrs. W. C. Briscoe offers piano instruction. Industrial club directors meet. New shoe shine stand at 1716 Capitol Ave. Aleta Hair Tonic promoted. Dr Balmer returns from sheep board work. C K Berry to install a union merchandise delivery system in Cheyenne. Dr W J Callicotte to speak at the Presbyterian church. Tony Noto fined for assault on Morris S Lewis. Dickert of Wyoming-Corrado Eng Co to display a giant incandescent globe at Made in Cheyenne. Sam Wilson sells Mave cigars. Frank Roedel offers stove picks. Woolridge promotes Cheyenne lighting exhibit. John Schaffer moves to Cheyenne from Pine Bluffs. State Examiners audit city accounts. New marriage licenses issued: Coleman and Thompson. Barber and Marshall. Gordon and Mitchell. Barber and Marshall wed at Rev Hills home. John B Nimetz, military tailor, relocates to Troop A, 9th Cavalry. Kopald's offers $2.50 shoes. Mrs Ligier offers hair and beauty services. Wymann to lecture on child health in Laramie. Laramie officers elected. bike meet planned. Rugalan died near Cheyenne. relatives located for burial. Frank B Easterly to address Modern Woodmen in Cheyenne. J W Marshall moves to Cheyenne with bowling and billiards plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Carey Ave
16Th Street
Leonard Lowery
Union Pacific Round House
Milo Ivey
Blanche Ivey
W. C. Briscoe
Warren Avenue
Industrial Club
Capitol Ave
Ligier
19Th St
Balmer
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Greeley
C. K. Berry
W. J. Callicotte
Presbyterian Church
Tony Noto
Edward's Court
Morris
Lewis
Eddy Street
Cheyenne
Dickert
Wyoming-Corrado Engineering Co
Sam Wilson
Frank Roedel
Woolridge
Cheyenne Light Co
John Schaffer
Pine Bluffs
Schaffer
Newlin
Putnam
Morgan
William B. Coleman
Denver
Jennie Thompson
Scott P. Barber
Alice Eva Marshall
Daniel
Unita County
Wyoming
David Gordon
Mae Mitchell
Glenda
Leon C. Hills
West 28Th Street
Daniels
Uinta County
Mr. Hills
St. Health
W. A. Wyman
State Board of Health
Laramie
Thin City
Poies—J'wul Zyono
J. F. Mulligan
Thinety
New York
Frank B. Easterly
A. O. A. W. Hall
Easterly
J. W. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Lusk Herald
Naval Academy path notes by Washington bound youth
Winling and her daughter Mrs. John Garrity reside in this city. Robert Thomas, son of Thom as, has left to enter a preparatory school in Washington with the aim of attending the naval academy in the future. Where do you buy your cigars, at Wilson's, of course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winling
John Garrity
Robert Thomas
Thomas
Washington
Naval Academy
Wilson's
Tr M. W. A. Attention Meeting March 4
Important meeting Monday evening March 4 at Tr M W A Hall with Hon F B Easterly of Denver to speak on rate changes and related matters. All members requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr M. W. A
F. B. Easterly
Denver
Relinquishment For Sale 160 Acre and Nearby Notices
Relinquishment for sale describes a 160 acre tract 346 miles east of Dover with cost of improvements at 2522 Clarkson Street Denver Colo. The World of Labor Statistics notes printers employ 260 persons over 65 in Washington Government printing office. California Nevada Oregon Washington Arizona and British Columbia electrical workers federation forming. New York laundry strike justified per State Department of Labor inquiry. British weekly hours changes affect 105637 workers in 1911 with . 4927 up 13 905 hours and 101200 down 674140 hours. About one third of 900000 women textile workers in Lancashire and Cheshire mills. Two thousand doctors in London voted to boycott Lloyd George insurance scheme until demands granted. Sixty six Pennsylvan ia Railroad shops with 60000 employees report accidents fall from 300 to 100 per month after safety equipment and bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
British Columbia
New York
State Department of Labor
Great Britain
England
Lancashire and
Cheshire
United Kingdom
London
Lloyd George
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burlington Buys Land For Tie Shops North of Town
Burlington Railroad buys 26 acres northwest of town at 100 dollars per acre from Mesara W. A. Blackmore and PB. J. O Connor. Land stretches over a mile north and west, to be used for tie shops and side tracks with substantial building planned this summer. Also notes snow fighting on Sixth District and oil burning engines on the line Chadron to Lander. A. S. White of Julesburg named night ticket clerk in Cheyenne office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Casper
Burlington Railroad Company
Mesara
W. A. Blackmore
PB. J. O'Connor
The
Jeffers
Powers
Wyoming Division
Lookout
Points
Chadron
Lander
A. S. White
Julesburg
Cheyenne
M. F. Jones
Pacific Coast
Transfer to Cheyenne Changes Union Pacific Rates and Service
Claim Adjuster Bowena, formerly at Ogden, is reassigned to Cheyenne with oversight of the entire district. Beginning March 1, Union Pacific sets a $25 pay point rate on the coast. A snow storm affected several areas causing train suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowena
Ogden
Union Pacific
Shopmen Return to Works in Union Pacific Strike
In the Sterling Colorado area yesterday shopmen who had been on a five month strike returned to work at Union Pacific shops. No testing at Cheyenne or Burlington occurred all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinity
Sterling Colorado
Cheyenne
Burlington
Union Pacific
Novel Immigration Board Contest Promises Wyoming Publicity
The State Board of Immigrations held a monthly meeting in the Cape llo office with A T David E S Drury Gov Carey and Commissioner Schenck present. They announced a letter writing contest for entrants to email home papers with copies to the immigration commissioner. Prizes start at 100 gold for first, 50 for second, 25 for third and five at 5 each. The board aims to publicize Wyoming in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Immigrations
Immigration
the Capello
A. T. David
Douglas
E. S. Drury
Fimcampment
Gov
Carey
Schenck
Commission
Commissioner of Immigration
Immigration Board
Wyoming
Bryan hints at dictagraphs in White House
Seattle March 2 William Jennings Bryan urged that a dictagraph might reveal why President Taft opposes Colonel Roosevelt's nomination. He said Democrats already possess Roosevelt's indictment of Taft to use if Taft seeks renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Seattle
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
George D. Henry
Rawlins
Normandie
C. W. Welch
C. EB. Jamison
Charles Buechner
Mr. Buechner
T. A. Weddell
W. J. Ryan
Omaha
Robert Taylor
Walden, Colo
John B. Nimetz
9Th Cavalry
Kopald's
Dover
Clarkson St
Colo
Railroad News
Leader
Kopald
Capitol Avenue
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